2010 Kansas Health Law Institute

We are pleased to extend to you an invitation to join us on Friday, October 8, 2010, in Wichita for the 8th Annual 2010 Kansas Health Law Institute.

Why You Should Attend.

• Kansas health care providers are faced with an increasingly complex maze of federal and state regulations. Attendees will learn the latest developments in health law legal requirements impacting their operations and practices.
• Attendees will receive presentation handout materials authored by Foulston Siefkin attorneys.
• The registration fee for the full day seminar including a luncheon is only $195.

Register Early:

Seating is limited and spaces will be available on a first come, first serve basis.

Who Should Attend.

This seminar has been designed to benefit Health Industry CEOs, CFOs, practice managers, business managers, compliance officers, risk managers, privacy officers, and human resource professionals.

Who Will Be Presenting?

Attorneys from Foulston Siefkin that are recognized by national organizations as among the leading health care lawyers in the United States.

What Subjects Will Be Addressed?

Seminar topics include:

• Top 10 Things you need to know about Health Care Reform
• HITECH
• How to Establish a Research Clinical Trial (not as hard as you think)
• Lessons Learned from Recent Enforcement Activity by the federal and state governments, including the Kansas Board of Healing Arts
• Employment Law Update

What Materials Will Be Provided?

Attendees will receive a notebook with written presentation materials for all sessions.

When and Where The Seminar Will Be Held.

Our seminar will be offered on Friday, October 8, 2010, in Wichita, Kansas at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, 400 W. Waterman, from 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.  Registration will begin at 8:00 a.m.  

Some Comments from Last Year’s Attendees.

• Provided an excellent update on the ever changing body of health care law.
• Excellent information and great overall sense of humor
• Up-to-date information on changes we need to policies.
• Speakers gave many examples of real life applications; lots of humor; good pacing; current topics
• Conference moved along, had good variety of topics
• Very good balance of overview vs. detail
• Quality program, well prepared presenters, well organized, kept to timeline
• Liked interaction with the participants, sessions started and ended on time
• Topics were very timely